Have they cut down on recruitment ?

[ted_e_bear]

Just out of interest I've had a look on the Royal Mail jobs site and for postperson there's only 66 ads for the entire UK, seems a bit low.

https://jobs.royalmailgroup.com/search/ ... Postperson

[Smoothbackground]

Just out of interest I've had a look on the Royal Mail jobs site and for postperson there's only 66 ads for the entire UK, seems a bit low.

https://jobs.royalmailgroup.com/search/ ... Postperson

We were told no more permanent posties being recruited until after the takeover, ie, there is a pause on recruitment. Instead, we now have six-month-contract employees who are employed by Angard as casuals but with a six-month guarantee of hours/work. They remain Angard casuals, rather than RM directly-employed employees, throughout.

[sjscfc84]

Angard are advertising in Swansea, £13.37p/h Monday to Friday

[Londonsburning]

Angard are advertising in Swansea, £13.37p/h Monday to Friday

So they still get paid more than new starts? RM is a f***ing clownshow employer

[sjscfc84]

Angard are advertising in Swansea, £13.37p/h Monday to Friday

So they still get paid more than new starts? RM is a f***ing clownshow employer

Piss take, I got no faith in this company or the CWU. The company needs a total rebuild

[Mickeybrowneyes]

It's probably going to slow to next to nothing in the coming months if the USO changes will reduce the need for numbers.
The company will want to pay as little as possible for redundancies.

[Londonsburning]

It's probably going to slow to next to nothing in the coming months if the USO changes will reduce the need for numbers.
The company will want to pay as little as possible for redundancies.

Then by the 2nd week of November this year they will just employ another s**t load of agency workers for 6/7 weeks lol.

Hopefully your next 'peak' postie ain't agency, new start or DPR

[Smoothbackground]

It's probably going to slow to next to nothing in the coming months if the USO changes will reduce the need for numbers.
The company will want to pay as little as possible for redundancies.

Then by the 2nd week of November this year they will just employ another s**t load of agency workers for 6/7 weeks lol.

Hopefully your next 'peak' postie ain't agency, new start or DPR

Stop being peak bruv